At what prices are you going to start buying in again? As it goes up, where do you admit you were wrong and buy back in, or as it goes back down where do you start getting back in?

If the rally just continues on from here without looking back then I will have been "wrong". There's not a "magic number of wrongness", but rather it would be time and stability that could prove me wrong. But thinking about this in terms of "right" and "wrong" is a bad way to think of it. No one can always be right, and everyone should prepare to be wrong... you can be "wrong" for the "right" reasons (e.g., reducing your risk/exposure to prepare for retirement and missing a big rally in stocks) and vice-versa (e.g., getting lucky on a big gamble).

But I'm still holding my position, still a bear/skeptic. Exhaustion move is in play and eagerly anticipating some interesting action in the days to come. :-)

You didn't answer my question at all. Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?

To the downside or the upside? You didn't specify so I didn't know how to answer...

Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?

Should we tried a different language? Maybe french??? Spanish? I don't know, because in english that's a very clear question and before that, it was a clearly stated as well:

"At what prices are you going to start buying in again? As it goes up, where do you admit you were wrong and buy back in, or as it goes back down where do you start getting back in?"

You didn't answer my question at all. Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?

To the downside or the upside? You didn't specify so I didn't know how to answer...

Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?

Should we tried a different language? Maybe french??? Spanish? I don't know, because in english that's a very clear question and before that, it was a clearly stated as well:

"At what prices are you going to start buying in again? As it goes up, where do you admit you were wrong and buy back in, or as it goes back down where do you start getting back in?"

Are you sure you went to school?

Man, I can only imagine your coding.... LOL

What are you even trying to say, dude? Was this supposed to hurt my feelings?

The question is unclear... it does not specify if he means to the upside or downside. Is he asking me where I will start buying Bitcoins if the price falls (lower prices) or if he's asking me where I will start buying coins at a higher price if I felt I was wrong and tried to get back in. Obviously, this one question would require two different answers...

You would be surprised by my coding... much better than your reading comprehension and writing.

You didn't answer my question at all. Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?

To the downside or the upside? You didn't specify so I didn't know how to answer...

OK, let me make the question clearer for you to understand (I guess I had rolled two questions into one, so let me split them out separately):

First question: If the price of bitcoins continues rising, at what point do you say "I could make some money by buying bitcoin and riding this wave up" and buy back in?

Second question: If the trend reverses and bitcoin price starts dropping, at what point do you say "I better buy some so I don't miss the bottom" and buy back in?

This I can answer...

First answer: It depends. I don't have a concrete number in mind. It's going to depend on whether or not the market shows enough stability to justify assuming more risk and what prices we're trading at that point in time. It would be an opportunistic trade decision...

Second answer: I'll start buying in an upright pyramid fashion between $60 and $55, and continually buy more as it drops to keep averaging my cost lower and lower.

You didn't answer my question at all. Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?

To the downside or the upside? You didn't specify so I didn't know how to answer...

Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?

Should we tried a different language? Maybe french??? Spanish? I don't know, because in english that's a very clear question and before that, it was a clearly stated as well:

"At what prices are you going to start buying in again? As it goes up, where do you admit you were wrong and buy back in, or as it goes back down where do you start getting back in?"

Are you sure you went to school?

Man, I can only imagine your coding.... LOL

What are you even trying to say, dude? Was this supposed to hurt my feelings?

The question is unclear... it does not specify if he means to the upside or downside. Is he asking me where I will start buying Bitcoins if the price falls (lower prices) or if he's asking me where I will start buying coins at a higher price if I felt I was wrong and tried to get back in. Obviously, this one question would require two different answers...

You would be surprised by my coding... much better than your reading comprehension and writing.

Seems like I understood his question and you didn'tAnd yes, it has two answers. there are two questions. I'm sure I won't be surprised.

Does it really matter to you when is he going to buy/sell? considering his record of failed TA's and conclusions, I wouldn't take any advice from this guy. Just a warning!

I know, whereas you possess all the qualities of a great money manager and financial advisor... rash, arrogant, emotional, leaping to conclusions, uncompromising, difficult to get along with, condescending, general know-it-all attitude... we should all hire you to manage our money!

It doesn't have any amazing graphs or pictures like yours, yet, it's at least 30% more profitable than yours since it was posted when price was $78On top of that, it only has two lines so no extra reading required. I don't need to take credit for anything other than what's written.You should take credit for your horrible piece of advice

Does it really matter to you when is he going to buy/sell? considering his record of failed TA's and conclusions, I wouldn't take any advice from this guy. Just a warning!

I know, whereas you possess all the qualities of a great money manager and financial advisor... rash, arrogant, emotional, leaping to conclusions, uncompromising, difficult to get along with, condescending, general know-it-all attitude... we should all hire you to manage our money!

Investors don't care if you're the biggest son of a bitch in the world as long as you make money for them, they will love you. I can't say the same about someone who missed the opportunity of 30% return in less than 2 weeks!

You didn't answer my question at all. Either the price will go up or it will go down, do you have a price where you start buying back in?

To the downside or the upside? You didn't specify so I didn't know how to answer...

OK, let me make the question clearer for you to understand (I guess I had rolled two questions into one, so let me split them out separately):

First question: If the price of bitcoins continues rising, at what point do you say "I could make some money by buying bitcoin and riding this wave up" and buy back in?

Second question: If the trend reverses and bitcoin price starts dropping, at what point do you say "I better buy some so I don't miss the bottom" and buy back in?

This I can answer...

First answer: It depends. I don't have a concrete number in mind. It's going to depend on whether or not the market shows enough stability to justify assuming more risk and what prices we're trading at that point in time. It would be an opportunistic trade decision...

Second answer: I'll start buying in an upright pyramid fashion between $60 and $55, and continually buy more as it drops to keep averaging my cost lower and lower.

See, that was not so hard, was it?

This reminds me of a text adventure game I played when I was little. It was frustrating because you had to use the exact key words to do anything in the game, but sometimes the word they were looking for was not obvious.

We broke the "psychological" barrier of $100!!!World will end, bitcoin will fall, and the OP goes nuts! save us all OPGive us one more TA for the fans! Proudhon and ATC are my true heroes from this day on!

Lol go ahead and buy those $106 coins... today is your day!

You have to admit that the people who bought at $30 (the real real real long players) will be pretty happy with the recent price and their trust in bitcoin was deserved.

And I know what you mean by the previous statement. Maybe because he's "coding" so he needs the exact input to have output.

Pray tell, what exactly do you have against me doing some programming?

It is not that we have anything against coding, but that you refuse to understand statements or questions unless they fit your predefined rules. He is saying that your cognitive abilities lack flexibility.